If you provide labor, services, equipment or materials to a California public works construction project and are not fully paid, you can file a lawsuit against the contractor/entity who failed to pay you. California law provides means of obtaining a secure position, by way of serving a Preliminary 20-day Notice and then a Stop Notice that result in your business having a lien against the undisbursed construction funds in the possession the public entity. You may also concurrently file a claim against the payment bond that the public entity requires the General Contractor to procure as a condition for the project being awarded to the GC.

With 19 years of experience, our legal team can help you enforce your rights in Stop Notice/Construction Bond cases and receive the compensation you deserve. We take the time to get to know you, the nature of your businesses and your risks/rewards preferences to ensure that you achieve your goals in the most efficient manner. In most cases, we also get you reimbursed for the attorneys’ fees and costs you had to expend to enforce your rights.

In disputes surrounding the procedures and enforceability of stop notices and construction bonds, trust the experience and dedication of Attorney Nina Brahman to protect your interests. To discuss your construction bond rights, obligations or options with an experienced lawyer, call or contact us in Woodland Hills, California, to schedule a free initial consultation.